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Thanks for this. This one has Summer as being 3 feet tall, which sounds about right. I wish the other news channel would correct their continuing statement that Summer was 4 feet tall. No fact checking, I guess. IMO

In that same news report the reporter states that Summer is around 4 ft. tall. Take out a tape measure and look at how tall that would be. Extremely tall for a 5 year old, and in all the photos and videos I've seen Summer does not look that tall. Rather sloppy reporting MOO.

I agree. This case may take quite a long time. I just hope people (including LE here) don't give up or lose interest.

Just thinking back on some things. I've had feelings lately that this case will go cold (hope I'm wrong). Here is an instance where I can't reconcile both DW and H telling the truth. H says in the approved interview that LE still has his phone (I can't remember when exactly this happens, but...

I agree that this case has gone off the rails. In my opinion that is due to a combination of odd statements by people close to Summer, YouTube creators who are just making the most outrageous statements (not all, but quite a few), and the general silence of LE. If some family members had not...

I have to say that this is the strangest case I have ever followed. I hope Summer's situation gets the attention she deserves. It is understandable that the parents' actions and comments would be analyzed and discussed (they should certainly not be accused of anything). I still wish the...

Or they identified the scream and it was not related to Summer's disappearance.

I think it was in the interview with H. H said that CW told him that DW had the boys that day. So the information may or may not be true, depending on if you believe H. That is so true with almost anything concerning this case. The information may or may not be true. MOO

The only thing I expect from the parents is the same thing I would expect from myself, that is, that they should stay off social media if they are making inappropriate comments there or saying thing that may damage their ability to regain custody of the three boys. I would suck up the hurtful...

Yes, according to DW (in one of many interviews) the dogs were gone that day. How does he know this? Were the dogs put somewhere because of the tree trimmers being around? At one point (one of many interviews or articles) CW complains that the cadaver (her word) dogs arrived without notice...

I like your questions, but I'm always stuck on how an abductor (I think it would have to be someone watching the house for a while and not a random drive-by) would be able to hide their vehicle. I would have to be in a neighbor's driveway or possibly down by the derelict shed, in my opinion...

I remember in an early interview or news article (too many for me to be certain which one) DW said a camera was missing. He speculated that LE might have taken it, but who knows? MOO

Some confusions about the day: After getting H and Grandma were they going fishing? swimming? seeing the horses? (There was a statement by CW in the interview with Chris, if I remember right, that they could not see the horses because there were lessons that day.) Was the water at the horse...

Everyday it seems like we have more and more possibilities about what happened to Summer. In most cases, I get the sense that things are becoming more focused and narrowing down. This one is just the opposite. Another thought could be accident that might happen if a child tries to intervene...

With all the videos, I'm not sure I'm remembering right so, if not, please treat this as my opinion. As far as whether CW know about DW's previous history of SA, I can't say with any certainty. I will say that I seem to recall A (or maybe her L friend) stating in one of their interviews that...

Yes. I noticed that too and wondered if that was CW's regular usage or if she was trying to emphasize Summer's liveliness (because maybe she was not all that lively at one point). MOO

I had not realized that DW was actually with LE. Is that even allowed during tracking? Might it not confuse the dogs? MOO

It depends on the question. If someone says "did your brother have a mole," I would say, "yes, he did." If someone said, "did he like to use the swing," I would say "yes, he did," or "yes, he does," depending. There is not one way to answer. I do think present tense for a lost child...

It also raises the question that if the one son would never hurt Summer, would one of the other two do so? I think "for nothing" is colloquial for "never hit her for any reason." I've often heard it used that way. MOO

Regarding the Interview Room with J, I was really pleased to see it. As difficult as it was to watch, it really spelled out the extent of DW's depravity. This was not a youthful mistake, not a 12 year-old having a very wrong moment that he came to regret. No, it was ongoing for many years...